'Zillow Gone Wild' Features Quirky Austin Home on Lake Travis

If "Keep Austin weird" is the city’s mantra, does that apply to homes too?

Zillow Gone Wild — the popular social media brand that showcases outrageous real estate listings — recently featured an Austin home so bold it dubbed the city the "Zillow Gone Wild Maximalist Capital of the World."

The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home at 2900 Palmella Court, just off Lake Travis, is currently listed for $899,000, according to the real estate listing — down from $975,000 last week. The nearly 4,000-square-foot property leans hard into maximalist design, with vibrant colors, bold patterns and statement décor throughout.

If salmon-pink walls or floral-print wallpaper is your thing, maybe this is the home for you.

Commenters had mixed opinions on the home:

"I don’t know what I’m more upset about. The salmon walls or no shower door 😩," said one commenter.

"The ability to get literally every single choice wrong is admirable," said another.

But the house had some fans, too. One person wrote, "They picked a theme, and as far as I can tell, they stuck with it. It’s got a lot of personality, and I like it." Another wrote, "Barbie in her Miami Vice era. I absolutely love it!"

What is Zillow Gone Wild?

Zillow Gone Wild was launched during the pandemic by Samir Mezrahi, who began sharing eye-catching real estate listings on Facebook. The account quickly gained a following across social platforms and later expanded into an HGTV series featuring tours of unusual properties. According to Deadline, "Zillow Gone Wild" has been picked up for a third season with Jack McBrayer set to return as host for the new 16-episode season.